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\indent \Large Polarization Study\\
\indent \Large Nathan Dale, David Murrell\\
\indent \Large Physics 476L, Experimental Techniques of Optics\\
\indent \Large Report written \today\\
\indent \Large Laboratory work completed September 22, 2011\\

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\section{Summary and Derivations}

\subsection{Theory}
\label{sec.sum.theory}

\subsection{Questions}
\label{sec.sum.questions}


\section{Experimental Procedure}
\label{sec.proc.exp}


\subsection{Aligning the polarizers}
\label{sec.proc.align}



\subsection{Waveplates}
\label{sec.proc.waveplates}



\subsection{The Fresnel Rhomb}
\label{sec.proc.fresnel}


\subsection{Depolarization upon reflection}
\label{sec.proc.depol}




\section{Appendix}

\subsection{References}

The online encyclopedia, Wikipedia, has an excellent discussion of battery technologies and history.

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\bibitem{art} Horowitz, Paul, and Hill, Winfield, \emph{The Art of Electronics}, Cambridge University Press, New York City, 1989.
\bibitem{fluke} Model 187 \& 189 True RMS Multimeter: Getting Started, Fluke Corporation, 2000, pp. 21--26.
\bibitem{WikInductor}  Inductor. Wikipedia. \newblock \url{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inductor#Radio_frequency_inductor}.
\bibitem{tek} 465B \& 2467B Oscilloscopes, Tektronix Corporation, 1988, p. 1-2.  

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